Monday, September 25, 2006

Saturday 9/23/06

Apparently, those who attended Friday's lecture left off with haploid and diploid cells

Haploids: sperm and egg
Diploids: all others

Steps of Meiosis (very cool, super-special eukaryotic division):
  1. G1 - a pause (for suspense), preparing to replecate
  2. S - growth and DNA replication
  3. G2 - growth and final preparation for division
  4. M - mitosis

Mitosis (Let's stick with 5 steps); cell division/reproduction

  1. Interphase - Meiosis, essentially
  2. Prophase - centrioles begin moving to opposite poles; spindle fibers begin extending from poles; nuclear envelope breaks apart; spindal fibers attach to centromer region chromosome
  3. Metephase (this step is shorter than the last one and I like it better) - chromosomes align in middle of cell
  4. Anaphase - sister chromatids are pulled apart to create daughter chromosomes; each set of daughters are pulled to opposite poles
  5. Telophase - nuclear envelope appears around each daughter

Cytokinesis: divions of cytoplasm into two distinct cells

Prokaryotic Cell Division (binary fission; it even sounds gross) - asexual reproduction, producing two identical cells

Color results and the pigments they respresent (from Lab)


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